14 Facts About Sixty Rayburn

Benjamin Burras Rayburn was an American politician.

Sixty Rayburn served as a Democratic member of the Louisiana House of Representatives.

Sixty Rayburn served as a member for the 12nd district of the Louisiana State Senate.

Sixty Rayburn attended at the Sumrall High School, where he later attended at the Sullivan Memorial Trade School.

Sixty Rayburn served as a member of the Washington Parish Police Jury, in which he was considered as the youngest member of Louisiana.

Sixty Rayburn served from 1944 to 1948, in which he had served as the vice president.

Sixty Rayburn had served as a member of the Louisiana Cattleman's Association.

In 1948, Sixty Rayburn won the election for an office of the Louisiana House of Representatives.

In 1951, Rayburn was succeeded by N L Smith for which he was resigned to serve for the 12nd district of the Louisiana State Senate.

Sixty Rayburn was honored the honorary degree by the Loyola University.

In 1996, Sixty Rayburn was succeeded by Phil Short for the 12nd district of the Louisiana State Senate.

Sixty Rayburn had stated "I'm going to wait until I see the allegations before I make a comment".

Sixty Rayburn was considered not guilty for which he had lost his offer for his 12nd district office term of the Louisiana State Senate.

Sixty Rayburn died in March 2008 from complications of lung cancer at the St Tammany Hospital in Covington, Louisiana, at the age of 91.